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An account of the manners and customs of the modern Egyptians

Note 89 — Chapter II · INFANCY AND EARLY EDUCATION.

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This term is a corruption of “fakeeh,” which latter appellation is generally given in Egypt only to a person deeply versed in religion and law; a man who merely recites the Kur-án, etc., professionally, or who teaches others to do so, being commonly called a “fikee.”

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